Strategic planning
Engineers Without Borders (EWB), whose main mandate is to make development technologies meet the needs of the disadvantaged populations, has worked out a strategic planning that revolves around five intervention pillars:
- « Education and Research » through strengthening the consolidated partnership between engineering schools and professional engineers in order to mutualise their knowledge and their know-how, with the view of enhancing and valorising technical competencies,
- « Extension of simplified technologies for integrated development » by sharpening human skills in attempt to develop community infrastructures and renewal energy, to improve water quality and to support a viable “local” economy,
- « Use of information and communication technologies » to better understand the living conditions which interfere with the implementation of the development projects,
- « Lobbying and advocacy » through promoting development policies, which relies on the development of scientific and technical knowledge,
- «Disaster risk management» by putting into place short term and cost efficient developmental processes with timely impacts to mitigate the effects of a natural disaster.
EWB conducts its work through the following services:
- Feasibility of studying engineering projects
- Capitalization, dissemination and sharing of knowledge
- Training and supporting consultants
- Design, implementation and monitoring of development projects
Last Updated ( Monday, 13 July 2009 16:21 )



